New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
cRrDE YIEWs or THE COUNTY,.

CHILDREN THINK OF THE PLEAS
URfs THAT ARE BLFoRE THEM
There was nothing wanted to complete the happiness
OF forty-seYen children gathered at the Corahdt Soe'
Ferry last evening in response to proclamation 'oi
FreshAr recruits The candidates had passed the Try
Ing ordeal of a physical eIsminatou ana pore tue"
bonors modesy No certificate OF desert was necessary
for the In OF pale wan faces whose iestue pny
ana sire, : mad touched II wh age ana the fenohns
of heir limbs told too plainly their need oi tpe chdnge
and OF the cool fresh air OF the country the %
fare and the stimulating forces OF nel1 anu isr - @
moor little children han the aintest idea where pIoYn
was; they trusted implicitly in tner 70 , lreh Sat
the ear, would bear them swiftly away from theii
only play ground. the gutter ana me ILL.,
only ho,ue the crowded reeking tenement one niue
boy whose bump 81 locality mad Oeen aDuoIhay uv
veoped proceeded TO enlIghten MS COMPANIONS as h
poslfon OF troOn the worlds map and assured tneh'
bats where dey gifts all dc water t beats Oohey 10
land all hollow, aud you kin gt az we swlm ,
nanl Awakening awaits this young man. out, uhuouvE
edy apples without limit neyeralIng sapp.ss o, nis.
sn tho endes, feasts OF farm ami country VIII turn us
disappointment Into the Aeenest Gu .nen' a. ,hav
The party was all animation ana ,brIs tSs
crowds OF passengers and taking pionlneh' p1' az
whero they eo1id see hi, ' of inssl@ats creation
gracud the party, and listened with towhaed eouP'a,
cency dollike indifference TO the warm ~ n
ear by her nve.year old chaperon oeVertI ~
Sunday hroughont Tue cry IN se,bepinr rspre.
scented all shades OF creed and belief lhe n
sent party OF nine from the Iieddlng eunoal ~
seventeenthst and the Amity BAPTIST ChutSa SEM Nv
eight poor deserving children. Five small etS wno
could barely be they struggled ornlhl 'ns t
bulky bundles came from the Good-Wlh Mission, anu
Grace Chapel contributed eight lively LADS ieI e az 20
bags with the words Manor Chapel printed ~ VIZ
hold letters were proudly carried by zen Manor
whose Importance fully justified by 'hen
Saratogas.' ,, ,ay fo,
the psople OF Groton. There mas peen y
no peace in the town since the neignuo'lus
village of West Groton received delogauon OF "e.y
FRESH Airs last week The spectacle OF fresu'al
processiou troopng madly through The quiet streets
t;rolou ignoring her pleasant by-~ays ana aeas"s
and passing to the rival village was IN
unpleasant ono the patriotic citizens ana " soou p
came evident that heroic measures must De taAen W
store Groton to its position OF primary import shcH
vigorous canvass OF the town immediately LOOK f ,s
and through the Rev. L. y. Avery. request lo ~.
seven children was forwarded 10 the msnaEer oi -
Air Fund To-day therefore, Groton Will
resume its old position aud will no doubt exert iseI III,
ally 10 entertain its FreshAr guests Tue chliIo '
thls marty were examined by Drs. Eleanor b hIns.,
J. n Giles H. O. Tyttle +. o. Manning ana M.tnns.
Beate They will be entertained by the following ""''
and gentlemen:
Groop-w W. White II. II. Peck. N. I. care Mhos NJ "a.
ton charles Mosher. Clark Henman. Mrs B sha. Al,
Davenport Mr. Sodlari. Mr.. Francis Charles Nye' co..
Ka,neiy II Steeyeus A. stout Nj es Mrtlb2r, MIS-,
Inns Frank Metzgar John Blanchard Allrsd Amcs
EuIiar MIR Hubbard, e Smiley. Mrs various - -
Mrs Moe Mrs Blihwell Mrs. Sheldon PaiAef Afs An'~
| Heath and Mrs George OInoru